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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28

-Four is quiet but steady. The Wheat markets
are without material change; futures are again
draggy and lower, onlya moderate volume ofbus-
mess being reported, common and damaged grades
of Wheat being in full sympathy and hard to
move, but all prime, sweet finty milling lots arc
readily sold and are in constant demand. Corn is
active and higher Rye and Cats are firm. Re-
ceipts OF produce have fallen oil, and owing to
more favorable weather, prices have hardening
tendency.
BALTIMORE, JAM 28-yirginia 6s consolidated
=; psst-due coupons =; 1040s 40; new Is
67 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Jan. 2S.-CoSton dull and easier i;
middling 9E,a9as. Flour steady and quiet; Howard
street and Western super 50 50a3 90; do extra
So 15a3 40; do family 81 15a4 rs; City Mills
super 81 50a3 90; do extra So 15a3 80; do Rio
brands 81 8Ta5 90; Pstapsco family 50 30 do
superlativc patent So 60. Wheat-Southern
steady Western steady and quiet; Southern red
94a96 do amber 96a9S; No Western winter
red spot 911ha915s; Jan 81 y bid; Feb 81 la91 %
March 911a bid May 9iasa949s: Corn-South'
ern steady and firm; Western steady, closing easy;
Southern white 47a4S; do yellow Haas West
ern mixed spot 46lha462, Jan 4Gl2 bid; Eel
46Aa46lh: March 469sa46ai May ATS BID !;
steamer tO-4ato'2. Oito Stcsuy oouVnetu
3S; Western white 37a39; mixed 34a36
Pennsylvania SLABS Rye dull at 56a59. Hay
qu ct prime to choice Western $11a15: Pro-
visions firm ana fairly active. Mess Pork S12 90.
Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides pack
ed 63.a7H, Bacon-shoulders 7a7at clear rib
sides s. hams 112ia124i. Lard-rehned ia
Butter steady; Western packed 1928 creamery
25a33. Eggs lower and quiet at 26a27. Coffee
steady; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair ID 1sa1o.
Sugar steady; soft 1916. Whiskey firm at
81 23a1 II.
New YORK, Jan. 2S-Cotton easy; upland:
9la; Orleans 11-16; futures steady. Flour
| dull and heavy Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet
and steady Pork steady at $12 IS. Lard steady
at So 80.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
JAN 27-Sugars-The market for raw Sugars j:
quiet and steady, with moderate demand at the
Northern ports The quotations are as follows
| 4 9.16a45sc for SO test Muscovado, and 3-16t
for 90 test centrifugal. For refined Sugars the
trade is moderate and the market is quiet and
steady, with good supply. We quote as follows
hards at Csc for cut loaf, 61ac for cubes, 6l2t
for powdered, 3.1Gc for graduated. Softs-
Ga for confectioners' A, 5 1916 for standard A
CoiYee-The market for invoices has fluctuated
under the influence OF the changes in futures
and closes firm. The stock is comparatively
small, and is held Mt full prices. Tho demand Is
moderate and the business very quiet, with NJ
large sales reported. We quote Rio invoices a
follows Ordinary at 141bc fair at 15c, good a
15H,c, and prime at 15 lac per ID, 80 days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28

The Hop.-The hop given at McBuineJ s
hall last night by a number OF young gen
tlemen OF the city, was a success IN every
particular, and will long be remembered by
those present, all of whom spent delight
tul opening. The ladies appeared IN full
evening dress, their toilets being handsome
and becoming, and rarely has there been
such an assemblage of beauty and grace IN
this city. The music, furnished by Prof.
Weber, WAS perfect, and dancing was kept
up till late hour. During the evening de-
lghttnl refreshments were served. Besides
the Alexandtians there were present num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen from Washing
ton, Warrenton and other places.
POLICE REPoRT-Last night was cold
and clear, with two prisoners and three lod
gers at the station house. The Mayor this
morning disposed of the following cases:
George aud Alexander White, arrested
by officer Martin, charged with an assault
on James Houlson and his wife on upper
Prince street, were released for their appear
ance tomorrow
Two while boys, arrested by officer Mar
tin, charged with fighting on the street,
were fined. enc 81 and the other 81.
Two police cfficsrs charged with neglect
OF duty in not patro!ling their beats, were
instructed ~ la their duties.
DEArns Mr.. r. Fenton Whiting, an
old and respected citizen of Prince William
county, died nj his home near Waterfall in
that county, on the Is inst, ia the 10Th
year of his age.
Mrs John T. Bramell died this morning
at her home on st. Assph street, south Of
King
Mrs Hartley J. Kincheloe died at the
residence OF her step son, Mr. Nestor Kinche-
iOe near Cenireville, Fairfax county, on the
18th. aged rs years Her remains were
taken 10 near Calharpin, Prince William
county, for iDterment
Alexandria cou"ty, including this city,
has rostothces; Fairfax has sc; Prince
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28

Alexandria cou@ty, including this city,
has 4 rostothces; Fairfax has Sc; Prince
William 26, and Loudcun A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28

New York, Jan. 2S-11 =. m.-Therc was
another veal, opening at the Stock Exchange this
morning, fist prices being generally from 3 to
ID per cent below last evenings final figures,
though Richmond and West Point was an excep-
tion being g per cent. higher. The trading was
moderately active, and the market was strong
from the opening, and advances were established
in the general list of from 1, to q per cent. The
market became quiet toward the end of the hour,
and prices were somewhat irregular, but gener-
ally steady Al Il o'clock the market was quiet
and steady to finn. Money easy at 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28

I.rE Mr.. BENJAMIN BARTON.-At
1h at;ng of the Hydraulion S. F. E. Co.,
hold last night, Richard l.. Carne IN t .he
chai. announced the death of the president
o 1.-THE company, and gave brief sketch OF
Sis life with eulogy OF ms character "len
III, .bs following preamble and resolutions re-
ND NV by q committee consisting OF 'he
P pSiceTa were unanimously adopted, viz:
IL NJ, Hvaraulion Steam Fire Engine Company
-, hoard with the deepest sorrow OF the de,
from this life of Its venerable and beloved
pTesidcnt Benjamin Barton' ana pcihs ueslioiis
Pie0o;ng mon record its sense OF his great worth
and of the loss II mas ''90''
re5oSe That in the death Of Que uh1 has been at
- 70 il during the entire sixty years of lis
and hiss worthily presided over 1t for
Int half century, its members have lost
s,Ia IS we'll as friend
is lux That his spotess life his untiring industry
-. unaffected modesty, has stainless integrity
I I;s LENT charity have given them noble exam
I N.' which they will endesvor to follow
90 THAT they deeply sympathize with the Wild
~" a,d daughters of their dead president and
y" CT.r them their sincere coincidence.
,tb That they will attend his funeral III
,.. on5 that the other companies be invited to
~
.hao,6est of Alexandria's iremen.
-" S.b That the house and apparatus be draped in
inning for the space OF ninety days.
The fuGeral of the deceased took place
.o.aav and was largely attended, the fire
o o,mnsnies of the city turning ont almost
90 -, ,anSse while an unusual number Of cili-
sn laid aside their business concerns in
ordpr TO attend the obsequies. The remains
lara brought here this morning from CITY
Tiaw Mr.. Barton's late residence, and
,lacsd in the Second Presbyterian Church,
:rbicb edifce was filed to OVERLOOKING with
friends and acquaiutances OF the deceased
While many, unable to gain abundance, re-
NAMED on the pavement. Services appro-
nrjate TO the occasion were conducted by
Rey Mr. Dinwiddie, who delivered suit
ablo ard impressive address, after which
ibe cssket was borne to the hearse, when
the corteee began TO wind its way 10 Ivy
Hill cemetery where the remains were IN
TERED. and where Mr.. Einwiddle ccnclud-
ed the last sad rites. During the funeral
services the city bell and those of the re.
snec,iye fire companies were toled and the
flags on the engine houses were placed at
half mast. The pail bearers were Messrs.
stephen Swain B. Wheat, George Dudley,
R /. Carne, +. S. ]1eadbeater and n. w.
person. and were selected as representa-
lives of the different associations, enter
nrises and industries in which the deceased
had taken an active part during his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

There is continued quiet prevailing in all
branches of business, though the partial rcsump-
ton of navigation has somewhat frightened the
appearance of things. Money matters ara very
quiet, with abundant supplies and limited de-
maud. Loans in Baltimore are quoted at f2ao
per cent per annum, and discounts at 5a6 per ct.
U. s. bonds are dull, and State and railroad stcur-
tiles are very quiet at nominal quotations. On
the Baltimore Stock Exchange the following fig
ures are given: Va. Mid. 2l 11Sisa119; do Cd
1O9; do 9TH JOG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28

The market reports from Fredericksburg and
Lynchburg indicate no change in quotations and
but little doing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-Cotton easy; upland
9la; Orleans 11-16; futures steady. Flou
dull and heavy. Wheat unchanged. Corn qnie
and steady. Pork steady at $12 rs. Lard stead.
at S. 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-28
Special Inducements.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPT

During January and February order TO keep hands employ
ed will give liberal discounts Suits and Overcoa Stock
this department than usually good for this and at
prices will be found offer chances late purchasers
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

sOwin1 % The snormoua advance u
freichs on sil gods which ve handle. u
hecornes neceSsaFv for us n advance
0ur crises ard 10 withdraw the QaoeA-
iiuas which - have made yea hereto
FORE
Advanced Rdeas In Pennsyavania.
HAKErsBuRa. April GA bill vas
Rassed ev the senate today providsng
that punishment for murder in The firsf
degree NAV Be death By the use OF
elestFieity.
California Crap Reports.
Saw FRANcrsco, April 6-Crop snd
fruis reports frnm twenty three countlea
show that IN the northern sud eastern
eOarties q fair average yiele ef cereals
is assured In San Joaqain Valley more
rain II needed for even two thirds
erop. In the Ssnta Clara and Napa
VALLEYS TIE outlook for fruit - excel-
lent. In the southern counties lafe
rains will produce an average yield.
Death Of Rev. Gallagher.
Rev. Jozsph Gallagher, one Of the
hest known CathOlla priests OF thia
State. died yesterday e. the PASTORAL
residence Of St. Joseph Church, frona .
HNttN AnE@NGNHk4N4 III AMG 4@&Aee @@~
vas aged Ga years
Wall street 0uatatfsns.
NKw YoRx. spril Gu. \. 81, zoos
&s. oournn, ia. 4ks. coupon, ITO;
pseiac s.. i26l<: Ameri-an Express,
Ice; Canadian Paeifc. eiA; Canada
Southern, g.; Central PReioc. 90;
Rio Grande, a04s; Erie. Sti<; Kansas
and Texas. S3A Northern Pacthas
2ss{ preferred. 61As; Northwestern,
1907. New Yerk Central, 1i2i<: OREGON
Ralway and Navi1asian, lO2; OREGON
& TFaneenntinental, St1t; Oraa0r I'M
proveuent IS: Pecide Mail, blS :
Texas Pacific, ~; Union Paeiiia, 6lsfi
Unisea States Express. eltS; Wells Far
90, 12s: Western Union. 7esk
Money on call easy. slS9I; 81 Close
offered g. Prime mercantile paner.
Stf6. STERLING exchange steady, &A.co
for 90 DAYS; 81 s6S< demand.
EhippInG GRseIIt9enee-
Pozr TowSsEND. April 6.-Fhe Port
BlAkely bark Itago is reported In the
Straits.
Arrived Bark Freruo. ship Aurora
and schooner Fannie Duterd.
PoRr AxoKE.Ks. April 6.--Argived--
Ship Harry Morse in tor OF the tnR
MoRul. Ope bark paeaed inward.
San FnANcTsc0, April h.-AFrived-
Steamer Walla Walla. from heataie.
Coaaing weather.
SAR FMkzCInoo. AVril G. - Indica-
tiana for the "a heura commenainR "a 4
a. N. April 7fh. for Washington
Territory ard Oregon; rain. folloWe1
In southern Oregon by fair weather.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

lAFrf+ AAAsf - . WANAWfA
Many years aRa. said 3 newspaper
man 20 me, when shs New York Herald
w8s "personallV conducted" BY Mr..
James GoFdsn Bsnnstt, 9 yoanR Irish
man bFoaRht 10 the great editor letter
Of introduction from an cid friend In
Nsw Orleans. The letter asked Mf.
Bsnnstt 10 give the lad something 10
DO on The paper.
Tee "oid man read the letter,
looked at the awkward youth and said
Have you ever had any experience
10 negBpapef work.
"N1, sir"
"Evsr tried your band 81 wFitina?"
:" No, sir"
what Il your line Do yo1 know
anything abeut anything Ia partio-
ular -
" No. sir"
"Ah, YES. Well. Mr.. Hsdson, guess
yoa'd better les hiD do the musie."
And be di1 tue mnao for many .
yesr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

Tkomas ". Keox. Ia 3 magazine
articie, says tbaf II the population of
tue world continues ~ inersase In ths
same ratio a. i has daring tie last cen
fury, IN tgo hUndred years there viii Be
only sIanding room on earth Ter tna
pe0gle gto viii oeeapy u. Bat don't
ist a. sogry. for fear We shall Be oc.n-
p~iisd 10 rus aRain anarchists nnd 9th
a. obnox 0az psopse fwo hgndred years
henoe. Defscsive Taiir0zd bfidRea and
sincos bsx botsis wiA prevent tne ratio
0f insfeass referred 30 Dy Mr.. Knox
Norrisfoses Herald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

SAN ANTONIO, April 6.-J. 4. Nc
Oarly, q resident OF Somerset for
several years, arrived in this city yester-
day, having been forced to leave bic
home on account Of the severity Of the
dEouth, which now affiicts the agficul-
turists' Of the state especially in the
southwest belt. McCaFty says the peo-
ple in the vicinity Of Somerset are hold
ing meetings TO devise means to obtain
food for q portion Of the community
Who are in need Of the common neoes-
sitiss. Many have deserted their homes
and gene TO search for more favorable
places. Unless there Is rain at an early
day, the situation will be pitiful. The
people are nov hsnling water from q
distance Of 10 miles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07
SOGiIIISFS REBTKRD.
Chicago Sends Up No Un-
certain Sound Against
Them.
Sealed Proposals Asked by
the Secretary of
the Navy
Result In Michigan on the
Prohibition Amend
ment.
In Ten FHfhoms Deep-csaaIet Of Au-
fhorfty-A Suit Recommended-
Rhode Island Election-
Serious Fire In



OEIcAoo, April 6.-Oommeuting 6. en-
the result Of yesterdays election. the
Times (Iadepeadent Dsmocratl says:
a. The people Of OhicaQo have Rivee an
swer IN no uncertain tones to the braxen
demand Of the Haynarket banditti. for
q surrender Of the municipal govern
ment into their bleod- stained hands.
The candidate Of the red dag bar
barians for tbs nayorslty has been de-
feated by O majority appr0ximatiBg
2, 500, and his associates on the city and
town ticket have suffered q like righteous
fate. The result is q MAGNIFICENT
triumph for the intelligence and con-
scienee Of Chicago. II is q splendid
vindication Of the patriotism, the com.
mon eenae and the stardy manhood of
the great masses of her people. II II q
crushing rebnke 10 the denagogues and
tricksters of the Carter Harrison type,
Sho, 10 retain power. have BEEN daily
inR with lawlessness and wantonly
trifine with the safety, the prosperity
and the good name Of this city. It 10 q
nstice to the Wsrld that the tide Of
baFbarism which threatened 20 sweep
away the safeguards Of property and
personal rights in this great city cal-
minated In the bloody massacre Of the
HaymaFket, and that With the collapse
Of the rotten dynasty. whose criminal
felly and reeklessness hrst opened q
channel for it's foal waters. Chicago Il
once more on high and solid ground,
secure against the threatened inunda-
ton"
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
II IKE aAsnrxxT or rKn
aaerchants' national Bank.

ECURTTIKS AND vAI,UABLEs.
- GooDs and PARCELS Of all kinds re-
ceive4 for safe keeping and storage.
Safes and Dspotit Bexes In BURGLAR
VAULT rented At from Is 70 $50 per an
num. according 70 sire.
M0RTG AGE LOANS sa real estate 81
low rate Of interest and on long time.
Interest paid on money from time OF
depesit 70 date Of payment mil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

Hepui llua Il wbas tan and woman
fhiDk ~ us; character ta what God
kncrs uf u.--A l9HE5iens-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Section 5 Of
the act passed at the last session OF
Congress authorizing an investigation
Of the methods Of accounts employed
by the Pacific Railroad Companies,
proposed that the sit king fund already
invested IN United States bends might
be invested in second mortgage b0nds
Of the companies. The Union and Cen
tral Pacific Companies recently applied
to the Treasury Department for such
investment. The question vas referred
10 Attorney General Garland and IL vas
given as bis opinion that the Secretary
Of the Treasury is not authorized to sell
the United States bonds 10 which the
funds are now invested, for the parpOse
Of re investment In the first mortgage
bonds OF the companies. bat that he
can invest any money paid into the
sinking fund, In pursuance OF the Thur
man act, now in the Treasury, invested
or which may IN the future be paid In,
in any United States bonds or in any first
mortgage bonds Of the Union or Gen.
trsl Pacific Companies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07
serious Tirs in Bossoa.

BOsToE, April "a serious IRE started
ct 96 Milk street this afternoon which
swept through that building in . few
minutes and endangered q large build
ing on the corner Of Milk street and
POstoffice avenue. The FIRE was finally
got under control before any Of the sur
rounding baildines we're seriously dam
aged. Wright 4 Potter. State Printers,
are the heaviest losers, suffering to the
extent Of $4,000. TIE total loss will
amount TO 92O0.OO0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07
FINE WATCH

When repaired b. botch matchmaker
win never keep time correctly. Then yon
VIII Try another tso-cAlled matchmaker
Ard your watch viii be in . worse condi
ton still. besides you are out . consider
able amount o. money. You VIII avoid ali
this srouh hle and your watch win be In per-
fect order when repaired and regulated By
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

NV YoEx April e.-SR Wa. Osen
I@nvou, K.C. B., uho arrived IN this
eitV about a wssk ago frcm ErRiznd,
md vas stoppinR u tnie eity, alca
fa.iav fgsn 4 cancer q ske jsE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07
In self Defense.

WAsHrH0Tox, April 6.-Indien Com
missioner atkins has received the fol
lowing letter from Indian Agent Z. q
Osborne. at Ponc8. Pavnee aud Otoe
agency, Indian Territory, nndef date OF
April 3, 1887. "With a profound sense
of regret / have TO report that in dis
charging yesterday. +. n. Smith, 4
farmer. ct Otee, for general bad
conduce upoa the agency, bat
chiefly because Of his unRentlemanly
temper. which was continually being
turned loose upon both employees and
Indians. had 10 kill him IN self de-
fense. He had repeatedly threatened
to kill the clerk in charge, q young In
dian. Who reported his condRct and
asked that be be discharged. went
20 Otoe 10 explain 10 him my reasons
for discharRing him aHd 70 hear his de-
fense, IL be hsd any, and TO pay him
bis salary for the past quarter and 10
dismiss him. while very calmly per
forming this duty. be made 9 violent
attack upon the clerk In charge, whom
he wounded In the arm. and then turn
ed upon Mr.. Bustice, the
agency blacksmith, and myself
with q cooked and lsvelied revolver.
| and with the manner Of Q maniac. when
I shot him dead. an thoroughly con-
vinoed that saved three lives tn taking
bis, and when IL Ia considered that one
Of these three vas my cvn, and the only
one I have, ! trust / may be exoner-
ated." Osborne Is from Gailatin, Ten
nessee, and hes been in charge Of tie
agency since August, 1885. Smith vas
one Of his own appointeea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

EAxrUcKET Mass April GA large
three mssied Was discovered sank ave
miles from ths east end sf this island
on Bass Rip yesterday. The beats
erew vent 10 her and found Aer In ten
faihoms Of water With her sails set.
There IL no tidinQs Of the crew. Her
name has nst been learned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07
wl.esasln RasIoaIst. Elected.

MuwAuKKE, ApFil e.-The city yes
terday gave q majority for tbs labor
caudidates bat the towns poiied fusion
vote that overtOppsd the labor ysse IN
the city BY Q majority Of nearly lS00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

PRovDncE Or. -, April 6. - The
State election b in progress. A fair sky
prospect Of very large and Gloss vote.
In the early morning the vote was very
large in this city, and u is believed that
WetmoFe (Rspablican) for Governor 10
running considerably behind the rest OF
the State ticket. The woman suffrage
amendment received but Q faint sup
port in this city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

NKv YoKx, April 6.-Ths Company
Frapoaiae dn TeleEFAph De PARIS, Of
Nsw Yofk, throueh its s0aEsel h @.
InosrsoIl. has obtained an iEjanstson N
the SupFense Cart reslrAinl.g ne o.
Feetors Of lhs GATED states Cabs O<m
pany (Iimited1 from asinR the olanks
Of the former oompaAys HAnaAcsine
bas ness intended for Il o. hoidinR tsse.i
aut 20 the pnblie and advertising ffsSif
AZ doing b0sinsss Il the French esm
pany and . fnFtheE ipinnetion restrain
iuR the Western Unioo I5iegrApn Con
oany frsm tFznsactinR o1sins4s intend
"a for the French OoDpany.
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An Hands Mast Go Ter Sherman.

WAxHTxsrox, April ga friend OF
Murat HaIsted. in this city, 10 authority
for the ssatement that haissed nad
lately received from WhitelaV ke@d .
letter asserting that the time is come
st Iass foF Blame 70 let 20 bis Rrip apon
The Rapnhlican party - far - he Pres
ideney Is concerned and for all hands 10
turn in snd uoninate John Sherman.
The letter adds that all that u necessary
10 eaase the Trfbszs 10 swinR into line
il the positive assurance that sherman
4 going into the ocuvention With solid
deleeaticn from Ohio.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

DKTR0TT, April 6. = Specials 10 the
Evssiag yoHrHAI indicate that the Pre-
hibttion Amendment IL surely defeated
BY about 5000. Cogebie county, In the
upper peninsula. which bad not been
included in the yossrAaFs earlier esti
mates, give 2OCo majority against the
amendmsnd. The lstegt returns from
the southern part Of the State, favor
prohibition, bat the adverse vote In the
upper peninsula more than ovsrc mes
this.